Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-24
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. Merino wool is selling for thirty.fv
cents a pound in Ohio.
j. L. Wines, Esq, and wife returned
homo from San Franoiso yesterday.
There will be q meeting Of the G. A. R,
this evening at half-past z O'Clock.
Comet ia the name Of a Montana trotter
which is said to be forty-three years old.
Miss Many Bryant, Of Ruby Hill. has
received a certificate for teaching school.
A, Skillman and G.. W. Green returned
yesterday from a trip to Elko and Tusca.
rora.
The usual religious services will be held
IN the Catholic and Episcopal Churches
to-day.
Andy Stinson arrived home yesterday
afser q visit to his old folks and friends in
Canada.
Last-On Main street yesterday, q gold
ring. The finder will confer u favor by leay-
ing il at this office.
Lew Kelly and wife have been visiting
at Mineral Hill for the past week, and re-
turned homo yesterday.
The eggs OF a single sturgeon, counted
by Frank Buckland. numbered 921, 900,
aud weighed 45 pounds.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned from
| Winnemucca yesterday, and will remain
in Eureka until Friday next.
O. A. Mathewson with his wife, and Miss
Ella. daughter of Jerome M%athewson, came
in by stage from Hamilton last evening.
Bellevue Herald: Miss Mabel Payne,
daughter Of Foreman George NJ. Payne,
of the Intsr-Idaho, is visiting in Bellevue.
The probate of Samuel j. Tilden's will
In England brings ont the fact that he
had a personal estate there valued at
Gi38. 900.
When g Salt Lake Judge sentenced
Hoft. the murderer, for the fourth time,
some boy in the audience called out
&c CHESTNUT"
"Jsck" McGrsth, for many years a
resident OF Eastern Nevada, is now q
drummer for a prominent San Francisco
liquor house.
In order 10 meet the requirements OF the
most pronounced Washers a New York
firm is manufacturing standing collars
two and one-half inches high.
Mrs. e. E. Ostrander and daughter are
here from Oneida, N. Y. They will pro-
coed to White Pine, to visit Mrs. Jerome
Msthewson, the sister Of the former.
f. W. Clayton, son of Prof. Clayton.
mining expert, came mp from San Fran
cisco yesterday. He will go to Typo
to take a position at the 40 9" mine.
oman wants but little here below"
In song these words are set,
Man needs but little here below,
D-k -r.-A \ L. -
A real estate dealer in Salt Lake heads
his advertisement. "Dirt for Ssle."-
Appeal. The "ad." was probably put in
for the benefit Of the man who wants the
earth.
Boston Globe: Herr Most is violently
against the stripes in the flag. II this
eminent apostle OF beer and bluffs should
prefer it. he may have the stripes in his
clothes.
Martin Brown and Ed Blumentbal re-
turned home yesterday. They had fine
sport slsughtering rabbits and sagehens.
They enjoyed the Elko baths and had q
pleasant time.
The "Great American Condenser" 10
doing some queer work on the big Sunday
journals. He takes q twenty-four-line
PntoshnpA auu oOu5 " uUNu iuIO tWU
columns and q half.
In the assault and battery case, tried in
the Justice Court on Thursday last, SON.
tence was rendered yesterday. A fine Of
S55 was imposed, which the prisoner paid
and was released.
P. +. Mcbride, Superintendent OF the
Whalen Copper mines and the St. Peter
Con. Gold and Silver mines. In Antelope
District, came in town with his wife yes
terday. He says the mines are looking
fair. Mr.. Mcbride is a man OF manyyears'
practical experience, and will bring them
up to a dividend paying basic if any one
can.
A. Scidmore. Of Saltwater. Churchill
county, will receive sealed proposals for
coal TO be delivered OF the furnaces In
Silver Hill Canyon, Pike Hollow District.
Contracts will be given for TO- 900 to
10000 bushels. Timber ia plenty within
three miles of the furnace. For further
particulars see advertisement under the
head OF New To-day"